Réseau Académique sur la Charte Sociale Européenne et les Droits Sociaux
Academic Network on the European Social Charter and Social Rights
Réseau Académique sur la Charte Sociale Européenne et les Droits Sociaux
Academic Network on the European Social Charter and Social Rights
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Réseau Académique sur la Charte Sociale Européenne et les Droits Sociaux
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Academic Network on the European Social Charter and Social Rights
NETWORK
The A.N.E.S.C. is a non profit organisation of academics and other persons who wish to contribute to its aim.
The Network’s mission is to promote the European Social Charter and social rights in Europe, in relationship with the experiences of other continents.
It shall take every initiative conducive to making the European Social Charter and the other instruments for the protection of social rights known in Europe, and to improving their application and protection both at the level of the Council of Europe and in its member states.
The Network’s actions shall principally take these forms:
- Education and training;
- Research and publication;
- Legal expertise;
- Contributions to national and international judicial or contentious procedures, particularly in an amicus curiae capacity.
PUBLICATIONS
François VENDAMME – Reflections on social rights application: interests at stake and controversies behind the scenes
This essay, which looks back over a few years of supervision of social rights by international committees, in particular the European Committee of Social Rights, differs from most other studies in that it does not seek to comment on the Committee’s case law or discuss the supervisory system of the European Social Charter. Rather, the aim is to explore the reasons that still have an impact on the unsatisfactory application of the Treaties.
New book by Dr. Mihaela Rusitoru
EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE IN FINLAND AS I DISCOVERED IT Between tradition and technologies, law and policy, theory and practices, miracle and pedagogical astonishment Mihaela Viorica Rusitoru L'Harmattan, Paris, pp....
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EVENTS
SAVE-THE-DATE – Conference on “The European Social Charter turns 60: Advancing Economic and Social Rights across Jurisdictions”
The Conference will take place on Thursday, 11 November (afternoon) and Friday, 12 November 2021 (morning) in Turin. It will be held in a hybrid format. The programme will be completed according to the responses to the call for papers and will be available in...
Call for Papers The European Social Charter Turns 60: Advancing Economic and Social Rights across Jurisdictions
Please see the attached file: Call for Papers.
TAKING STOCK OF THE EUROPEAN SOCIAL CHARTER AT 60. ONLINE WORKSHOP, 28 APRIL 2021, 10 AM – 1.30 PM GMT.
The University of Nottingham Human Rights Law Centre, together with the Roma Tre Centro Internazionale di Ricerca ‘Diritto e Globalizzazione’and the European Social Charter Department of the Council of Europe, invite you to an event marking the 60th anniversary of...
CoE-FRA-ENNHRI-Equinet Platform on Social and Economic Rights
After consultation with the Platform partners, the Council of Europe took the decision to postpone the 10th meeting of the CoE-FRA-ENNHRI-Equinet Platform on Social and Economic Rights, scheduled for 29 April 2020 in Vilnius, due to the Covid-19 epidemic. The new date...
Thessaloniki – from 24th June to 3rd July 2020
Dear Sir/Madam, We would like to inform you that the Kalliopi Koufa Foundation is organizing the 6th session of the Thessaloniki Summer Courses on the topic of Social Rights and International law in June/July 2020. We would be grateful, if you could circulate the...
Rights and Rightlessness in Contemporary Migration – Galway, 14th-15th May 2020
The Irish Centre for Human Rights, NUI Galway, is hosting a conference on the theme of Rights and rightlessness in contemporary migration on May 14th and 15th 2020. The event will take place in NUI Galway and will bring together academics, practitioners, policymakers,...
EVENTS
SAVE-THE-DATE – Conference on “The European Social Charter turns 60: Advancing Economic and Social Rights across Jurisdictions”
The Conference will take place on Thursday, 11 November (afternoon) and Friday, 12 November 2021 (morning) in Turin. It will be held in a hybrid format. The programme will be completed according to the responses to the call for papers and will be available in...
Call for Papers The European Social Charter Turns 60: Advancing Economic and Social Rights across Jurisdictions
Please see the attached file: Call for Papers.
TAKING STOCK OF THE EUROPEAN SOCIAL CHARTER AT 60. ONLINE WORKSHOP, 28 APRIL 2021, 10 AM – 1.30 PM GMT.
The University of Nottingham Human Rights Law Centre, together with the Roma Tre Centro Internazionale di Ricerca ‘Diritto e Globalizzazione’and the European Social Charter Department of the Council of Europe, invite you to an event marking the 60th anniversary of...
CoE-FRA-ENNHRI-Equinet Platform on Social and Economic Rights
After consultation with the Platform partners, the Council of Europe took the decision to postpone the 10th meeting of the CoE-FRA-ENNHRI-Equinet Platform on Social and Economic Rights, scheduled for 29 April 2020 in Vilnius, due to the Covid-19 epidemic. The new date...
Thessaloniki – from 24th June to 3rd July 2020
Dear Sir/Madam, We would like to inform you that the Kalliopi Koufa Foundation is organizing the 6th session of the Thessaloniki Summer Courses on the topic of Social Rights and International law in June/July 2020. We would be grateful, if you could circulate the...
Rights and Rightlessness in Contemporary Migration – Galway, 14th-15th May 2020
The Irish Centre for Human Rights, NUI Galway, is hosting a conference on the theme of Rights and rightlessness in contemporary migration on May 14th and 15th 2020. The event will take place in NUI Galway and will bring together academics, practitioners, policymakers,...
PUBLICATIONS
François VENDAMME – Reflections on social rights application: interests at stake and controversies behind the scenes
This essay, which looks back over a few years of supervision of social rights by international committees, in particular the European Committee of Social Rights, differs from most other studies in that it does not seek to comment on the Committee’s case law or discuss the supervisory system of the European Social Charter. Rather, the aim is to explore the reasons that still have an impact on the unsatisfactory application of the Treaties.
New book by Dr. Mihaela Rusitoru
EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE IN FINLAND AS I DISCOVERED IT Between tradition and technologies, law and policy, theory and practices, miracle and pedagogical astonishment Mihaela Viorica Rusitoru L'Harmattan, Paris, pp....
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